Detective Comics #938 DC Comics Written by: James T Tynion IV Art by: Eber Ferreira, Eddy Barrows The Rebirth Batman Detective series is one of my favorite comic books so far out of the rebirth relaunch. It’s my favorite because it shows us what would happen if Batman’s skills and technology were to fall in the hands… Continue reading Operation: Rescue Batman! Detective Comics #938 (Review)
Author: Dave Pecci
I am a writer, video gamer, and a tennis player, but mostly a writer. I first got into writing in high school when I would write letters to the editor in my local newspaper and also in high school I joined the poetry club. Through the years, I've had many interests, but my love for writing has stayed strong. Writing and reading comics are my passion. My favorite comic book right now is Vision. There are so many I enjoy. Power Rangers, Letter 44, Saga, Daredevil, etc. I am proud to be apart of this team at GWW and it is such a great opportunity to grow my writing my career.
Is Sonic still relevant today in gaming? A Sonic Mania gameplay review
Sonic is still putting smiles on the faces of young and old gamers around the world. Especially at the packed Sonic 25th anniversary party in San Diego a week ago where the next big Sonic games were announced. Some say Sonic is dying out because the games lack innovation. Sonic himself captures the hearts of… Continue reading Is Sonic still relevant today in gaming? A Sonic Mania gameplay review
Which side is the Red Hood On? “Red Hood and the Outlaws: Rebirth” #1 (Review)
Red Hood and the Outlaws: Rebirth #1 DC Comics Written by: Scott Lobdell Art by: Dexter Soy The story of Red Hood is a rebel’s call and Scott Lobdell gets it right. A short origin story is included of who the Red Hood is to catch up new readers and also give a refresher to… Continue reading Which side is the Red Hood On? “Red Hood and the Outlaws: Rebirth” #1 (Review)
Nerd HQ 2016: Conversations for a Cause Starring Stephen Amell and Friends
Nerd HQ 2016 Stephen Amell Panel: Friday, July 22 Nerd HQ, which met at the New Children’s Museum in San Diego, was a packed-out venue with panels, free cereal, drinks, couches, and video games for nerds and geeks to unite and celebrate pop culture. This fellow nerd is here to give you the inside scoop at… Continue reading Nerd HQ 2016: Conversations for a Cause Starring Stephen Amell and Friends
Run Mystery Inc., Run! “Scooby Doo Apocalypse” #3 (Review)
Scooby Apocalypse #3 DC Comics Written by: Jim Lee, Keith Giffen and J.M DeMattetis Artist: Howard Porter & Dale Eaglesham Scooby Doo Issue 3 delights as the Mystery Inc. make it out of the complex and find the world around them is filled with monsters. This comic does a great job at thrilling the audience… Continue reading Run Mystery Inc., Run! “Scooby Doo Apocalypse” #3 (Review)
Sonic returns to his roots in “Sonic: Mega Drive” Issue #1
Sonic: Mega Drive #1 Archie Comics Writer: Ian Flynn Artist: Tyson Hesse Sonic: Mega Drive issue 1 is what Sonic fans are looking for in a reboot! Character designs are from the original three games and Saturday morning cartoon’s bright ’80s and ’90s color palette. This is a fun and goofy comic book to read. Reading this felt… Continue reading Sonic returns to his roots in “Sonic: Mega Drive” Issue #1
New and Old Friends return in “Justice League: Rebirth” #1 (Review)
Justice League: Rebirth #1 DC Comics Written by: Bryan Hitch Art by: Bryan Hitch, Daniel Henriques & Scott Hanna The long-awaited Justice League Rebirth has arrived and it serves up some justice! As a fan of the Justice League cartoons and comics, I had high expectations for this issue. Some of my expectations were met.… Continue reading New and Old Friends return in “Justice League: Rebirth” #1 (Review)